Lamborghini, explained by Otto
Otto’s published explanations of Lamborghini: brand history, model lineups, legendary cars, 10 iconic cars, engines & drivetrains.
Brand History
The History of Lamborghini
How tractor maker Ferruccio Lamborghini founded his car company in 1963, why it changed hands so often, and how Audi and Volkswagen have shaped it since 1998.
Model Lineups
Lamborghini Model Lineup Explained
Lamborghini’s range and names explained: Revuelto, Temerario and Urus SE, how the families descend from earlier cars, and what LP, SV, SVJ and Performante mean.
Legendary Cars
The Legendary Cars That Defined Lamborghini
Seven cars that changed Lamborghini: the 350 GT, Miura, Countach, Diablo, Gallardo, Urus and Revuelto, and what each one changed for the company.
10 Iconic Cars
10 Iconic Cars From Lamborghini
Otto’s ten iconic Lamborghinis, from the 400 GT and Espada to the LM002, Murciélago, Aventador and Countach LPI 800-4: what each was and why it is remembered.
Engines & Drivetrains
Iconic Lamborghini Engines & Drivetrains
Lamborghini engines explained, from Bizzarrini’s 1963 V12 to the Gallardo and Huracán V10, turbo V8 engines and hybrids, with its gearboxes and four-wheel drive.
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